Reg Green Livres

Life triumphs over adversity in these inspiring stories of resilience and recovery. A police officer, once presumed dead, finds joy in golfing and fishing again. A woman, who battled severe lung disease, conquers Half Dome with a heavy backpack. Additionally, a man who faced life-threatening challenges rises to become an Olympic champion. Each narrative highlights the extraordinary strength of the human spirit in overcoming seemingly insurmountable obstacles.

Exploring themes of resilience and transformation, this collection features remarkable stories of individuals overcoming life-threatening challenges. A police officer, once presumed dead, finds joy in golf and fishing again. A woman, previously reliant on oxygen due to severe lung disease, triumphs by climbing Half Dome with a heavy backpack. Additionally, a man who battled for his life ultimately rises to become an Olympic champion. Each narrative highlights the extraordinary capacity for recovery and the pursuit of life after adversity.

The collection of essays showcases Reg Green's engaging writing as he shares his adventures through mountain trails and challenging rapids. Each piece reflects his journey through a fulfilling life, blending humor and insight, inviting readers to experience the beauty and challenges of the outdoors alongside him.

The author reflects on their unexpected journey of writing a sequel at the age of 90, driven by a mix of longevity and a passion for writing. This collection features articles primarily published in the Los Angeles Times and La Canada's Vally Sun, designed to be enjoyed as standalone pieces. The intent is to create a cohesive reading experience while maintaining the individuality of each article, hoping to engage readers without redundancy or datedness.

Aintree's Grand National is the world's most famous steeplechase, watched by 100,000 spectators on the course and by millions more television viewers in their homes. It's a race that enthralls the nation every spring, a race steeped in over 160 years of heritage peppered with unforgettable names and memories.

Questa è la commovente storia della famiglia Green, che trasforma la tragedia della perdita del loro figlio Nicholas in un gesto di speranza attraverso la donazione degli organi. Il racconto evidenzia il potere dell'amore e della generosità, toccando i cuori di molti e aumentando la consapevolezza sulla donazione.

"Il Dono che Guarisce" narra la storia di Reg Green e della donazione degli organi del figlio Nicholas, ucciso in Italia. Attraverso storie di trapianti che hanno salvato vite, il libro celebra l'altruismo delle famiglie donatrici. Andrea Scarabelli, toccato dalla tragedia, ha collaborato con i Green per sensibilizzare sulla donazione.